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Connect Claude Code to Floxar

You add Floxar to Claude Code with one command in your terminal. Claude Code identifies itself to Floxar with its own Client ID Metadata Document, so you enter no client ID or secret.

Before you start, make sure MCP is on for your account and have your account URL ready. Connecting an AI client explains both, and what the sign-in and consent page show.

Add Floxar​

  1. Add the server from your terminal. Append --scope user to make it available in every project.

    claude mcp add --transport http acme-floxar https://mcp.floxar.com/a/<account_id>

  2. Start Claude Code, run /mcp, select acme-floxar and choose Authenticate. Your browser opens so you can sign in to Floxar, confirm the account and allow the connection. You can also run claude mcp login acme-floxar from an interactive terminal.

  3. Run /mcp again: the server shows as connected and its tools are ready.

What the sign-in looks like​

The consent page shows Claude Code under Floxar's label for it. Claude Code asks for every capability, and to stay connected, each time it connects; the consent page lists what the account allows of that.

Known limits​

  • claude mcp login needs an interactive terminal. Run it where you can type, or authenticate from /mcp inside Claude Code.

  • claude mcp logout is local only. It clears Claude Code's stored sign-in, but the connection stays active in Floxar until you or an account admin end it there (see "Disconnecting and revoking" in Connecting an AI client).

  • Adding access later means reconnecting. A read-only connection never sees a write tool, so Claude Code cannot widen it by itself. Once the account allows more, sign in again:

    claude mcp logout acme-floxar
    claude mcp login acme-floxar

  • More than one account. Each account needs its own server name, for example acme-floxar and globex-floxar; Claude Code refuses a duplicate name.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-30